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Piezoelectricity

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vidiii

vidiii

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Hi,

In the literature one can find only limited piezoelectric properties.

d31, d33 are most of the time given. How can one determine the other dielectric coefficients?
And how can one make the stiffness matrix out of that?
And how can one determine the relative permittivity in 3 directions?

Thanks in advance
 
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